Hi all.
I’m upgrading a structure to v18 (Win) and am trying to replace the obsolete
command
_O_DRAG AND DROP PROPERTIES($Source_Object_p;$Source_Element_l;$Process_ID_l)
with the v18 equivalent for the purposes of handling drag and drop between two
array based list boxes.
An element in either l
I understand that medical data wouldn’t be stored in the public cloud, but what
about private cloud? Private cloud has been used to store medical data for some
years now. But not in Canada yet? Seems like there must be a way for a cloud
provider to have geographic control of where the data might
And, by law, you can not store any Canadian Medical data on servers outside the
country. Makes the cloud mostly useless.
> On Sep 12, 2020, at 3:41 PM, nug via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
>
> Personallycloud = ? Who has access to your data?
> Who is scanning/deep inspecting, even a
yes SSD for data. It so much faster and more reliable
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Chuck
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Br
Indeed, security in the cloud is important. I’ve never used the data encryption
features of 4D, but I suspect that could address the cloud security issues.
At the company I’m working for now, everything other than 4D is in the cloud.
They have absolutely no local data, no local servers. None at
Personallycloud = ? Who has access to your data?
Who is scanning/deep inspecting, even as innocuous as spotlight examining your
data?
Yes I know cloud is all the rage - but I guess it depends on who you trust with
your data, and how sensitive your data is.
A “personal” or “corporate" cloud
Chip,
Your redundancy here is impressive but I don’t see anything about cloud backup.
Weekly off site backup is nice, but it could be up to a week old when you have
fire in your data center. A cloud backup (continuous or other interval) would
address that risk.
Another redundancy design which
The setup I was using:
with whatever specs make you happy. :)
2x RAID 5 boxes - these to boxes are mirrored (results in RAID 51)
Nightly backup (whole system) to the RAID 51 setup using whatever backup
software you are comfortable with.
This gives you:
A backup if the system disk fails
A backup
one other thought on the 32/64 discussion - it seems 18 is 64 only - at
least ODBC pro (for connecting to ODBC data sources) is.
On Sat, Sep 12, 2020 at 8:48 AM Mike Kerner
wrote:
> I just ordered a new server, Win, because we are using ODBC. I ordered it
> like the gaming setups - SSD for the
I just ordered a new server, Win, because we are using ODBC. I ordered it
like the gaming setups - SSD for the OS and mechanical for data. I hadn't
thought about adding a third drive for the backups and journal. Any other
thoughts/tips?
On Fri, Sep 11, 2020 at 7:40 PM Randy Kaempen via 4D_Tech
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